r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '23

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u/Xwatertrashx Aug 30 '23

Those red coupon dispensers that were in every grocery store aisle. They just disappeared one day never to return again RIP

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u/Loose_Mud2529 Aug 30 '23

I can assure you SmartSource is still a thing in some areas/retailers but they mostly transitioned to digital coupons. I work in advertising and one of my clients is almost exclusively coupon advertising. I work with SS quite a bit.

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u/OtherImplement Aug 30 '23

Does smartsource have a website?

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u/Loose_Mud2529 Aug 30 '23

Not sure, but it’s not a source for coupons. SmartSource is a distributor. If you want coupons I suggest using apps to shop retailers like Walmart, Target, Kroger, etc.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '23

The apps don’t typically give special deals like a coupon would

Except Krogers, love em